My favorites are clippers from Niegeloh and Hans Kniebes Stainless clippers. I didnt like any of the clippers from Premax i tried.
What's the Best Nail Clipper out there?
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I will vote for Feather PaRaDa.
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Fumbling about.
Ordered the gift set. One for me (maybe). Another for a gift.
Thanks and happy shaves,
Jim
I have various Solingen sets, as mentioned above Niegeloh. I also have Zwilling J. A. Henckels.
+1 on Tweezerman grooming instruments, the clippers and tweezers are legendary
Another vote for seki
The Harperton Klipit set is very sharp and leaves very clean cuts. Like someone else mentioned re: the Sekis, they do tend to stick when sliding along the nail to make multiple cuts, but you figure out a way around it.
Looks like a great travel option, not that normal clippers are prohibitively big or anything. But the reviews on Amazon are pretty bad. Makes me worry this might be someone else licensing the Victorinox brand?
Seki SS106. This fingernail clipper even cuts thru the iron toenails of this 70+ year old without me having to soften them up in the shower first so they won't shatter. My wife rolled her eyes when I ordered it (saying "Oh, another one?"), and now it's the only clipper she uses on her fingers and toes.
It's use and like Kai nail clippers. Sharp and comfortable.
Not sure which the "best" is but I've been very pleased with my Italian Premax ring-lock.
Had them for about five years I think. And they are kind of "aggressive"
The box showed it was made in the same town as Fatip razors and other Italian cutlery.
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Had them for about five years I think. And they are kind of "aggressive"
The box showed it was made in the same town as Fatip razors and other Italian cutlery.
Nail Clipper - Ring Lock System Line
Beauty item with ring lock system, which eliminates definitively the problem of screw loosening and the consequent malfunctioning of the blades. Ring Lock Line products guarantee a cutting precision and a life of the cutting edge twice as better than traditional scissors. The ergonomic handles...
Scissors work better. 
I've seen these under a variety of brands, so I'm assuming they are OEM made in China. On that website, they sell other things and more prominently note that some are made in Italy, so although I see "Made in Italy" printed on the clippers, I think these may not be.Not sure which the "best" is but I've been very pleased with my Italian Premax ring-lock.
Had them for about five years I think. And they are kind of "aggressive"
The box showed it was made in the same town as Fatip razors and other Italian cutlery.
Nail Clipper - Ring Lock System Line
Beauty item with ring lock system, which eliminates definitively the problem of screw loosening and the consequent malfunctioning of the blades. Ring Lock Line products guarantee a cutting precision and a life of the cutting edge twice as better than traditional scissors. The ergonomic handles...
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For example, here and here.
But that aside, they look very good. Should cut evenly. I am looking at the aforementioned and these.
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The absolute best are Suwada nail clippers, the pliers style. Green Bell, however are probably the most familiar/best/most economical. Kai nail clippers are perfectly adequate and long lasting. For whatever reason Japan makes the best nail clippers.
These are very sharp, durable and reasonably priced.
Solingen clippers.
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